CGSC 3630
Computational Models of Syntax
Computational and mathematical approaches to natural language syntax. The course explores formal expressiveness and fit with linguistic properties. Grammatical systems studied will include categorial, tree-adjoining, dependency, minimalist and multiple context-free grammars. Topics may also include parsing complexity, algorithms for grammar learning, and applications to natural-language processing systems. Prerequisite: LING 224 or CPSC 460, or permission of instructor. SO MW 11:35am-12:50pm
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- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
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- Computational Models of Syntax · Undergraduate